The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-31
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appointed commissioners on the estate of
| the late Rev. Alden Laid. 80 Hon. u. s.
Stanton was at Bolton and Montpelier last
week in the capacity of special master in
a Chittenden county chancery case. -
| George b. Hall has been at work in Mich
OILS store for several days past. -
George w. Williams and George A. Tilden
| have been drawn as petit jurors and David
Il. Stanton as grand juror to attend county
court - Miss Myra Butteriield is visit
ing at St. Adams. 60 j. Billings Wiley
and family of st. Adams were in town over
Sunday. - Miss Cassie Butterfield has
been i'll, but is now convalescing. -
James Kelley has moved to his place in the
village. - Mrs G. w. Orcutt is visiting
her parents at West Randolph. 80 Joseph
Eldredge of Warren is clerking in ID. l..
| Nichols store. - Misses Jennie and
Ruth Carroll of Pittsfeld are at John Q.
Flnts. - George Morgan is building
house on the easterly side of the street
south of the hotel.
THE officers of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union for the ensuing year are:
| President, Mrs. T.. W. Slayton; secretary,
Mrs. Laura Cuthbert; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. M. e. Perkins, treasurer, Mrs.
| Milo Buckin. 80 Rev. l.. l.. Greene of
Bath, Maine, filed the pulpit very accept
ably last Sunday. - Miss Jessie Stay
| TON returned 10 ner nome Ill hOTTlSNllle lHSb
Saturday. Her cousins, w. II. and Minnie
| Slayton, went with her. w. III. Slayton
goes from there to st. Johnsbury, to attend
school, the first of this week. - ID. e.
! Blair was in town last week. - Mrs.
Adde Heath is spending the week with
| friends in Waitsfed.
East Warren.
THERE is to be a missionary concert at
the church next Sabbath evening, conducted
] 10 I bod
- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boesgar and
daughter of Cleveland, Ohio, and Miss May
Bradish of Randolph are visiting at James
McGlaflin's. - Ed. McGlaflin, who has
been spending several months in Ohio, re-
turned home last week. - Mr.. and Mrs
j. V. Drew of Providence, r. l., are visit
ing at Joseph Drew's. - Miss Mary Har-
mon is spending a few weeks in Mortified.
- Miss Josie Roys has returned from
her visit in Roxbury. - Miss Mabel
Lamb has been spending week with her
aunt, Mrs. Moses Palmer of Waitstield.
- Mrs. L. G. Powers of Montpelier is
visiting at George b. Newcomb's - Rev.
w. A. Averil occupied the pulpit last Sab
bath, in the absence of Rev. G. o. Howe,
who was at camp-meeting.
Waterbury Center.
DELL EDWARDS has moved from the George
B. Smaley place to the village. - Mel
son Smalley is quite sick, but there are
! hopes Oh his recovery. MI, anu MIS-.
Lucius Colby of Manchester, n. H., are
visiting in this place. - Mrs Ransom
Allen of Chicago, ILL.,, and her sister, Mrs.
Tower of Essex, n. Y, are at o. w.
Stearns'. - Rev. Harvey Webster was
attending the camp-meeting at Mortified
last Sunday and Rev. E. b. Fuller preached
for the Methodists. - The fall term of
school began at the Seminary last Tuesday.
The prospect for full term is good. -
We hear from good authority that Louis
NJ. Huse expects soon to go to Italy to per-
feet himself in the art of painting, for which
he has lately developed great taste. Stetson
Post, G. A. r., was well represented at the
reunion at Morrisville last week - Mr..
and Mrs Pardon Davis of Wolcott visited
their brother, o. w. Davis, last week.
- Dr. A. S. Wrisley and wife are visit
ing in Norwich - The presiding elder
will hold quarterly meeting here in two
weeks from last Sunday. - Mr.. Tucker
and daughter of Essex, n. Y. are at Mr..
Mather's. Miss Tucker expects to remain
and attend school here this fall
Woodbury..
Mr.. WALLACE W. WHEELER and wife OF
Oakfeld, Wis, and Mr.. Putnam w. Daley
and wife of Middlesex have been visiting
l.. II. Chase's people the past week. During
their stay here Mr.. Wheeler caught a fine
string of brook trout. - Mr.. Jesse
Drown who was eghty-one years of age the
Sd of last May, moved one and three-fourths
acres of grass in six hours the past season
which is better than many of our young
men can do - There have been light
frosts in many. places the past week The
damage was slight. - Mrs. F. NJ. Bill
who has been visiting friends in this place
has gone to Worcester, where she will stoT
few days, and will return to Lowell
Mass, the LIST of September. Mrs. G. Bill
t her husbands mother, will accompany hel
to Lowell, where she will remain few
: weeks. - School in district No. com
mences Monday, the 9TH of September
Cora Daniels is to teach. - Professor
George w. Foster goes to Barre the coming
/ week to resume his work in the musical de
partment of Goddard Seminary. 80 Tn,
young man who is boarding with james
Walton had the misfortune to accidentally
discharge a rifle which he was handling
the ball passing through his great toe below
the first joint. DIR. Lance, who dressed thu
wound, fears that the toe may have to b,
amputated - Some fifteen or twent,
city boarders at South Woodbury. gave G
/; w. Fosters people call last Sunday after
noon.
South Woodbury..
AS f. f. Bell was cutting piece from
=, board last Wednesday his knife slipped an,
+ struck his left hand between his thumb an,
l first finger, cutting so deep as to sever
branch of the main artery in the hand. Dr.
: Fairman of Wolcott was sent for, VIII
I dressed the wound, taking eight stitches il
- III. - a party consisting OF ME- ana MIS-
i r. M. Pray and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
, Frank Batchelder and Herbert Lance O
v South Woodbury. and Mrs. Eva Wilbur an
u Herbert and Kate Eastman of East Calai
! are camping on the west shore of Long pom
/, at " Butternut Flat" on the Cudwort
It place. - Thirty-seven " Fearnaught
r colts, of all ages from six months to tiv
;, years, were exhibited in this place before
u committee of the Stock Farm Association G
Bradford - Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Withai
of South Middleboro, Mass, visited relf
tives in this place last week. - S. d,
Armstrong and family of New York city al
!, rived at j. w. Towns last Saturday, wher
u u they are to board few weeks.
o Worcester.
IS THE funeral of Eden Brown. who wa
II killed in Barre last week by a staging givin
. way, was largely attended last Saturday
v The afflicted parents have the heartfe
u sympathy of all. - Frank Cameron CT
d his hand on a circular saw last week. 80
= The old blacksmith shop near the ne,
y church is being moved away. - ID
u Watson is in town again.